RTÉ Television is seeking budding inventors and entrepreneurs for the 2009 series of 'Dragon's Den'.
The show, which will presented by Richard Curran, Deputy Editor of The Sunday Business Post, will offer candidates the chance to secure investment for their fledging business.
The eight-part show is looking for would-be entrepreneurs who are looking for the chance of to fund their unique idea and see that elusive business dream become a reality.
The Irish Dragons are entrepreneurs and business leaders Gavin Duffy, Bobby Kerr, Sean Gallagher, Niall O’Farrell and Sarah Newman, who will be investing their own cash in the projects.
Clare Duignan, Director of Programmes, RTÉ Television, said: "We are delighted to bring this successful series to Irish viewers."
"'Dragons' Den' has a natural appeal for the Ireland given the high percentage of entrepreneurs in this country."
"It is compelling television: the sheer jeopardy of it, the fact that there are winners and losers."
Larry Bass, CEO of production company Screentime ShinAwiL, said: "'Dragons' Den' is one of the most successful formats on television worldwide, and we are delighted to be bringing Irish viewers the opportunity to see their own version of this series."
Potential applicants can apply online at www.rte.ie/dragonsden or phone 01 4066433.
